The Half Coin Mystery In Gretzhoffen
Kitty Gray pursues the secret of a broken coin in Gretzhoffen aided by Roleau and faces Count Frederick who demands the coin. A confrontation ends with Kitty striking him and being seized by Grahame, as a getaway car departs and Roleau laments the failed attempt.
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Kitty Gray
Principality of
Eigh
Gretzhoffen
Rolan
Kitty
Grahame
Count Frederick Still
Roleau
Desperate abduction on Gretzhoffen Grahoffen border
Kitty Gray endures forced ride by Count Frederick and Grahame as a tire explodes near the Gretzhoffen Grahoffen frontier. Roleau is shot, Kitty’s bag and funds vanish, and a Grahoffen merchant escorts the injured woman toward a peasant hut for aid near the neutral ground.
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Kitty Gray
Monsieur le Comte
Mademoiselle
Monsier le Comte
Frederick
Kitty
Gretzhoffen
Grahoffen
Grahame
Rojean
Count Frederick of
Count Frederick
Roleau
Radez
Rolean
Escape at the Grahoffen Lodge and a King’s Gift
Kitty slips from a peasant home and is drawn to Count Sachie of Grahoffen’s hunting lodge where danger mounts as he offers hospitality. Rolans pursues, seizing horses and rescuing Kitty with swift intervention as Count Frederick schemes with King Michael I to obtain a desired trinket for a Lady.
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Mademoiselle
Kitty
Sachie
Cherie
Kitty Gray
Roleau
Rolan
Count Sachie
Sachie of
Grahoffen
Monsieur Sachie
Vitation
Plécea
Michael
Count Frederick
Gretzhoffen
Michael I
Michael the Second
Frederick
Landozi
Sotto Voce
Greek Meets Greek in Desert Roadside Encounter
Count Frederick learns of a hunting party invitation from Count Sachie as a band of brigands roars into No Man's Land. A woman claimed as a highness from abroad is spared ransom, escorted toward Gretzhoffen by Roleau and wary allies, with Count Sachio arriving as events align. The group rides toward the city gates, foreshadowing a palace meeting.
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Landozi
Brotherhood
Frederick
Roleau
America
Michael I
Sachio
Count Frederick
Burns Letter Critiques County Justice and Pike Spending
John G. Burns writes to the Herald Star criticizing Jefferson County officials. He alleges misuse of funds for paving pikes, questions prosecution support, and claims officials redirect fines to Brilliant. He mentions raids in June 1915, a county detective's practices, and potential investigations into liquor law enforcement. July 24, 1915.
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Herald Star
Stark County
Jefferson County
Canton
James A. White
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
Paisley
New Alexandria
Honorable Chamber of Commerce
Tax League
Good Citizens
Prosecutor
Burns
John G. Burns
Fatal fall at Hanover party ends life of Summers
Lowell Summers a 60 year old harness maker died after slipping and breaking his neck during a Saturday night booze party in Hanover Columbiana County. He was reported to have attended the gathering with friends before the accident.
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Lowell Summers
Hanover
Columbiana County
Summers
Infant Borowski and Emma Huber Die in One Weekend
Francis Borowski died at 714 Kil gore Street on Sunday at 10 months old. Emma A. Huber infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Huber of 730 Buckeye Street died on Sunday at five months.
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Francis Borowski
Kilgore Street
Emma A
Paul Huber
Buckeye Street
Home Fire Destroys Wharton House Near Woodsfield
Fire destroyed the home of J A Wharton five miles south of Woodsfield yesterday morning. His two daughters Emma nine and Hilda younger were injured escaping the blaze. Mrs Wharton and the children reached the porch roof after the bedroom escape failed. Emma fell from the roof fracturing her arm. All three suffered severe burns during the attempt to reach safety.
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J. A. Wharton
Woodsfield
Emma
Hilda
Mr. Wharton
Duster Found Near Knoxville on Leatherby Farm
M. W. Graham has drilled No. 7 on the H. F. and M. Leatherby farm near Knoxville in Jefferson County through the Berea grit and reports a duster.
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Knoxville
Jefferson County
M. W. Graham
H. F. & M. Leatherby
Berea
Willis to Speak at Cadiz Soldiers Reunion
Harrison county soldiers reunion set for Chautauqua grounds Cadiz on Wednesday August 4. The 126th W I reunion also on same day with Governor Willis delivering an address.
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Willis
Harrison County
Chautauqua
Cadiz
126Th
W. I
Hospitalized Man Taken Into Custody After Shootout
Albert Moore, a Black man, was wounded by a gunshot in Pittsburg and fled to Burgetts Town before being brought back to Gill hospital. Local police traced him and alerted Pittsburg officers who then took custody.
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Albert Moore
Gill Hospital
Pittsburg
Moore
Burgettstown
Divorced Suit Between Dreyers Claims Cruelty and Custody
Norma L Dreyer sues John L Dreyer for divorce custody of their child and alimony. She alleges cruelty including name calling, compelling her to leave, neglect and failure to provide. married Wheeling August 11 1913. Attorneys Erskine and Vail.
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Norma L
Dreyer
John L. Dreyer
Wheeling
Erskine & Vail
Upset Auto Crash Injures Four Men Near Salineville
Returning from Amsterdam, Chas. Hertel John and George Simpson with two others were badly hurt when their machine overturned near Salineville, driving into a house and tearing the porch. All will recover.
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Amsterdam
Chas. Hertel
John
George Simpson
Salineville
Sinclair Apppointed to Drainage Congress Delegation
Gov Willis appoints D. J. Sinclair as a delegate to the National Drainage Congress and the International Drainage and Flood Control Congress in San Francisco from Sept 17 to 21. His selection highlights state involvement in flood control planning and regional drainage issues.
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Sinclair
Willis
D. J. Sinclair
San Francisco
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Bia
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